ask: after having a sacrohysteropexy surgery is pregnancy possible
hi i have a prolapsed uterus and have read that one can have a sacrohysteropexy surgery treatment and still have kids what i want to know is it possible to get pregnant and carry a baby to full term without the surgery becoming undone
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Dear pillay
Thanks so much for your question and welcome!
A sacrohysteropexy is a procedure where a mesh is permanently attached to the cervix and sacrum (a bone in your spine) and brings a woman's womb and cervix back into their normal positions.
It is possible to have a baby after having this procedure.
Are you thinking of having this procedure done?
August 26, 2009 - 12:26pmThis Comment
Only one woman worldwide has gone on to have a successful pregnancy following sacrohysteropexy. Mr Broome Consultant Gynaecologist at Royal Bolton Hospital performed the procedure laparoscopically and subsequently delivered a healthy baby girl by caesarean section12 months later.
January 10, 2011 - 4:53pm